Week 10 Tight End Streamers For Fantasy Football: Kyle Pitts & More

Welcome to Week 10, and we’re officially past the halfway point to the season. And we’re just six weeks away from the fantasy playoffs beginning. Still so much can happen, but if you’re hovering around that last playoff spot in your league, there’s no letting up. We’re back to four teams on bye weeks, which means you’ll have to sit Colston Loveland and Dallas Goedert this week. So if you’re teetering on the playoffs, we have some work to do.

Let’s get into some streamers. As always with tight ends, we’ll mine the fantasy football rankings for players outside the top 12. Make sure to check out our fantasy football projections to get further confirmation why these players are targets. Lastly, all stats versus each position group listed below are from our wonderful DvP tool and any utilization data came from our UR Score.

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Tight End Streamers for Week 10

Eli Raridon | Patriots at Lions

Injuries to the New England WR room are opening the door for Raridon. The rookie is also stealing some targets from Hunter Henry, as in the past three games Raridon has surpassed 50 receiving yards twice and even scored a TD.

The Lions are the best matchup for tight ends—unless you’re Greg Dulcich in Week 9, sorry to all who followed my recommendation last week. Detroit is tops with 21.1 FPG to TEs, who have scored 11 TDs this season against the Lions. Raridon is a sneaky play who could pop for 50+ yards and a score.

Kyle Pitts | Falcons vs. Chiefs

Pitts is 17th in our ROS rankings, so he qualifies for the streamer article. He hasn’t surpassed 60 receiving yards in a game, but he’s been a consistent target earner of late. In five straight games, Pitts has seen no fewer than 5 targets. He’s even scored four times in that span, so he’s making the targets count.

The Falcons and QB Michael Penix have been uneven of late, but this is a home game against a Chiefs team allowing 13.6 FPG to TEs. That’s sixth in the league. Back in the familiar indoors in Atlanta, Pitts could get loose and score.

Darren Waller | Panthers at Saints

Waller did actually get 10 targets and turn them into 8 catches for 90 yards and a TD. That actually happened. We couldn’t see that happening, because the previous three games he received exactly 2 targets in each game.

But when it comes to the Saints, he could be busy again. New Orleans is seventh in the league, allowing 13.2 FPG to the TE position. In three games in a row, a tight end has scored a touchdown. Will Waller make it four?